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Chapter 4 - The Continental European Literary Scene
from Part I - Literary Contexts
- By Ann-Marie Einhaus
Edited by Jane Potter, Oxford Brookes University
Book:

A History of World War One Poetry

Published online:

18 January 2023

Print publication:

12 January 2023, pp 66-78
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Using French, German, and British examples, this chapter provides an overview of the lively world of pre-war and wartime literary magazines and periodicals in Europe, with an emphasis on transnational connections. It also touches on the resumption of transnational magazine culture after the end of the war. Literary magazines in this period were characterised by close transnational ties and cross-border collaboration and exchange, disrupted but not always stopped by the outbreak of war. The chapter reflects in particular on the magazines’ understanding of poetry as a means of gauging the state of the nation in crisis, and their recognition of poetry as an indicator of the national psyche and of national cultural identity.